Hi Ashley,
I am running Ubuntu 6.10 with network-manager-gnome. As far as I know,
on network manager i can only configure wireless connections and can't turn
the wired connections off without turning wireless off as well.
I've tried to reinstall the network manager, but without success.
Any other suggestions?
Thanks.
Daniel
On 17/12/06, Ashley Hooper <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Subject: [ubuntu-uk] Too many networks!? Ubuntu gets confused ...
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> After managing to make my ADSL connection work with Ubuntu, I found
out
> that if my wireless connection is also on, Ubuntu seems to get confused
and
> doesn't connect me to the internet using neither connection.
> Is there a way to tell Ubuntu which connection to use?
I'm not sure which release of Ubuntu you're running, but you may want to
install one of the following packages:
network-manager-gnome
network-manager-kde
They give you a nice system tray applet that lets you select between wired
or
wireless connections, and easily configure your wireless encryption type
(WEP/WPA) and encryption keys.
Cheers
Ash
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